The Everett Post-Conflict Reconstruction Program
The Everett Post-Conflict Reconstruction Event Series
An additional unique aspect of the graduate and law program will be an ongoing Everett PCR Speaker Series. At least once each semester, an established and widely known expert who has worked in PCR internationally will travel to Syracuse University to deliver a lecture and to meet with students in the Program. Part of the purpose of the Everett PCR Speaker Series will be for INSCT to deepen its network of affiliated experts and professionals in this critical need area from which graduate and law students may develop internship and career opportunities.
Upcoming Events
"Roles and Perspectives of
Non-state Armed Groups in Post-War Security Transition"
Veronique Dudouet, Ph.D.
Berghof Research Center for Constructive Conflict Management
Monday, October 26, 2009, 12:00 pm, 060 Eggers Hall, Global Collaboratory
Veronique Dudouet is a researcher at the Berghof Research Center
for Constructive Conflict Management in Berlin,
Germany. She will address the roles that rebel and
insurgency movements play in the termination of armed
conflicts and the building of a more peaceful and stable
political and social order. The presentation will draw
on preliminary findings from an ongoing participatory
action research project with members of various
non-state groups around the globe.
Recent Lectures
"Security First: U.S. Priorities in Israeli-Palestinian Peacemaking"
Gen. Montgomery C. Meigs, Ph.D., USA (ret.)
Visiting Professor of Strategy & Military Operations
April 17, 2009
"Five Critical Steps for Improving Post-Conflict
Operations"
Karin von Hippel, Ph.D.
Co-Director, Post-Conflict Reconstruction Project, Center for
Strategic and International Studies
March 2, 2009
Contact
Nick Armstrong
INSCT Research Fellow
narmstro@maxwell.syr.edu
315-443-2033
